I have read from a excel sheet and wrote this for a BindingList, in Form_Load() this is set to a DataSource as BindingSource:
bd = new BindingSource(); //instance of BindingSource
bd.DataSource = ExcelOPS.LerExcel(); //LerExcel() method return a BindingList<T>
gvFiltro.DataSource = bd; //set a DataGridView named gvFiltro DataSource property
bindNav.BindingSource = bd; //set a BindingNavigator source
This works fine!
I intend to create a combobox as a filter for this DataGridView gvFiltro, so in the SelectedIndexChanged event of combobox, I try this:
this.gvFiltro.DataSource = null;
bd.Filter = string.Format("TAG_FAZENDA like '%{0}%'", cbTagFaz.Text);
gvFiltro.DataSource = bd;
gvFiltro.Update();
gvFiltro.Refresh();
bindNav.BindingSource = bd;
bindNav.Update();
bindNav.Refresh();
But the DataGridView doesn't change. did I miss something?
You can not use Filter property to filter a BindingSource which it's DataSource is set to a BindingList<T>.
Only underlying lists that implement the
IBindingListViewinterface support filtering.
You can filter the BindingList<T> using Linq:
var filteredBindingList= new BindingList<T>(bindingList.Where(x=>some criteria).ToList());
Then you can use filtered binding list as data source.
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